Naples

My home, which could not be different from the warmth of the people, the smell of fried food and the empathy that a city like Naples transmits.
I often like to observe it crouching on the steps of Borgo Marinari close to the Castel dell’Ovo, then I have a pizza and realize that the happiness I am constantly searching for is in my hands and in my eyes, in front of Vesuvius.

DAY 1

BREAKFAST: I’ll leave you my favourites
Luminist
– The florist bar
– Gambrinus
Scottojonno
– Moccia in Posillipo
– Birdy The Bakery
Delizie reali stufa dei fiori
– Caffè Salvo
– Scaturchio Castel Sant’Elmo

The Cathedral of Naples (Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta) and the treasure of San Gennaro
– Basilica of Santa Restituta

Old Town:
Via dei Tribunali | San Biagio dei Librai | San Gregorio Armeno (Chiesa di Santa Patrizia patrona di Napoli, donna come se fosse san Gennaro) | Piazza San Domenico Maggiore | Spaccanapoli | Piazza del Gesù e Chiesa del Gesù Nuovo
Cloister of Santa Chiara | Pignasecca | Doll Hospital | Sansevero Chapel and Veiled Christ | Underground Naples | Bourbon Gallery

MEAL: Pizzeria Gino Sorbillo | pizza a portafoglio (folded pizza) De Matteo

for coffee and delicious Sfogliatella in Spaccanapoli there is Caffe Ciorfito

– Catacombs of San Gennaro
– Capodimonte park

DAY 2

BREAKFAST: Among those listed above…

– Piazza Dante – via Toledo *don’t miss the metro: according to the English newspaper The Daily Telegraph it is the most beautiful metro station in Europe and the world. Primacy also confirmed in the CNN ranking.
– Spanish Quarters
– Umberto I Gallery
Royal Palace of Naples (Monumental Courtyards and the Romantic Garden) 09.00-18.00
– Maschio Angioino
San Carlo Theater | Piazza del Plebiscito – Basilica of San Francesco di Paola

MEALS: fried pizza from Zia Esterina

fiocco di neve (snowflakes) by Poppella | Hot Sfogliatella from Mary in the Umberto I gallery

Castel dell’Ovo and the sea front
The descents of Via Chiatamonte, you have to go up from Monte di Dio
Mergellina | Borgo Marinari: view of Vesuvius and restaurants by the sea (Antonio&Antonio, Zì Teresa, Transatlantico)

*Excursion to Vesuvius, if you have time it is absolutely worth organizing!

Renowned neighborhoods
– Sanità district and Borgo dei Vergini, the Fontanelle cemetery
– Chiaia and Piazza dei Martiri
– Posillipo 13 descents | Marechiaro
Real Capodimonte park | Virgiliano Park and Leopardi’s tomb
– Certosa di San Martino | Castel Sant’Elmo

Suggested places and aperitif:
– Palazzo Venezia
– Hotel Excelsior terrace
– Hotel Parker’s terrace
Britannique Hotel
– Giuseppone a mare – Riva Fiorita (via Petrarca area)
– Riserva Rooftop Posillipo

Pizzas & food
Pizzeria Pellone (Railway area)
*take a complete fried pizza without sauce as a starter to share at the table
– Starita in Materdei
– Concettina ai 3 santi (very interesting and different from the usual pizza tasting itinerary)
– Palazzo Petrucci, pizzeria in the historic center of Naples
– 50 kalò
– Salvo, I also really like the pizza in that area!
I masanielli in Caserta (best pizza in Italy and the world in 2021)
– Antonio & Antonio which, being a restaurant, offers more alternatives
– La masardona which specializes in fried pizza
– Sea front pasta Bar (to eat pasta, a very interesting format)
– Restaurant ‘a Fenestella in Marechiaro
– From Nennella trattoria or Antonio la trippa (for traditional dishes)

Sweets & co
– Miranapoli (breakfast with a view) *in front of this there is another bar called “Il serpentone” take away a slice of Babbaiola’s lemon tart
– Moccia in Posillipo, try the pizzas!
– Bistrot Cisterna
Chalet Ciro (Hot donuts)
– Ice cream from Mennella
– Fiocco di neve (Snowflakes) from Poppella
Hot Sfogliatella from Mary in the Umberto I gallery

Museums
– Il Cartastorie – museum of the Historical Archives of the Banco di Napoli
– Largo Donnaregina Museum (works by Caravaggio)
– Mann National Archaeological Museum of Naples (*Farnese collection and the Egyptian part)
– Virtual Van Gogh and Monet exhibition
Intesa Sanpaolo’s Gallerie d’Italia (from Caravaggio to Gemito)

Hotels
– Relais Metis
– Culture hotel historic center
– Artemisia domus giardino

trips outside Naples
– Royal Palace of Caserta
– Sorrento coast
– Amalfi coast
– Capri | Ischia | Procida
– Archaeological ruins of Pompeii

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